Presidential Seal. The presidential seal is used by the Office of the President and for official UA documents. The seal is permitted to be used in the following colors: Black; PMS 201 Crimson; Silver; White; Gold; The use of the gold seal is limited to special documents only and requires approval from the Office of the President. College Seals

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The presidential letterhead is to be used only by the President’s Office. The letterhead will have a watermarked presidential seal, and the business cards will have a silver foil presidential seal on the back. UNIVERSITY STATIONERY: “OFFICIAL UA …

The official institutional seal shall be used in all diplomas, transcripts, and institutional certificates. Each institution shall report the form and color of seal it has adopted and shall use only that form and color until a change has been approved by the Board.

The first bronze casting is the official seal of The University of Alabama; the second is Denny Chimes. The third casting is a triangle framing the lamp of knowledge with the words of the University’s mission: teaching, research and service.

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This imprint of the original seal of the University of Alabama was created by Shari DeGraw, an instructor in the University's Book Arts Program. The collection also includes seven unframed copies of the imprint.

College of Arts & Sciences Clark Hall The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487. Dean’s Office: (205) 348-7007 Student Services: (205) 348-5970

UA Seal Gallery. This page is a visual index of the UA Seals. Under each preview seal is a number in bold. This is the hexidecimal code for the color used to create the seal. The second number is the actual size (height and width) for the actual image. The seals appear on this page as JPEG images.

The Great Seal is the seal of the United States. The phrase is used both for the impression device itself, which is kept by the United States secretary of state, and more generally for the impression it produces.